Britney Spears made a series of revelations in her autobiographical book, ‘The Woman in Me’
Britney Spears launched The Woman in Me last Tuesday, 24. In the book, she talks about several controversial subjects, such as the year 2007 and her relationship with Justin Timberlake. The artist also revealed why she likes to pose nude or with little clothing on Instagram.
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The performances and photos published by Spears on social media may be misunderstood by fans, but she feels comfortable doing so. In fact, the singer has the comments on her Instagram posts disabled.
I think if they had been photographed by other people thousands of times for approval, they would understand that I really like posing when I feel sexy, and taking my own photos.
Repercussion
The repercussion of the book, which involves so many famous names, made Britney if he spoke out. Read the statement:
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The purpose of my book was not to offend anyone in any way!!! That was me at the time… That’s in the past!!! I don’t like the headlines I’m reading. That’s exactly why I left my career four years ago!!! Much of the book is from 20 years ago… I’ve moved on and now I’m a beautiful blank canvas. I’m here to establish that it will be like this for the rest of my life. Either way, it’s the last time, and mistakes happen. In fact, this is a book I didn’t know I needed to write. Although it may have offended some, it gave me closure on everything for a better future. Hopefully, I’ll be able to reach people who feel alone most of the time, hurt, or misunderstood. Again, my motivation for this book was not to complain once again about my past experiences, which is what the press has been saying and it’s dumb and silly!!! I moved on!!!
Source: Rollingstone
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